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What do AI agents, old-time baseball announcers, and a chicken shed have in common? Holly Vezina explores our remarkable ability to turn fragments of evidence into stories we believe.
Nearly four years after ChatGPT, the jobs apocalypse hasn’t arrived. But AI is transforming what workers do and how much they can produce. This Labor Day, workers have a stake in how those gains are divided and a big reason to become active participants in creating them.
Kathy Long offers a bootstrapping founder's field guide to funding for Colorado AI startups. As someone who's chased nearly every kind of funding imaginable, she's learned a few lessons.
NASA used seismic waves to reveal the hidden interior of Mars. Now a new instrument is peering inside Claude - and finding a small, illuminated workspace surrounded by an ocean of activity the model cannot fully explain.
What if the best guide to understanding artificial intelligence isn't Silicon Valley, but an octopus? Holly Vezina follows an unexpected thread from quantum physics to the ocean in search of a different way of thinking about intelligence.
From a train nearing Cologne, Holly Vezina reflects on beauty, mortality, and why humanity’s capacity to feel - and for reverence - is likely to remain essential in a world shaped by superintelligence.
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